Living with drought: can technology save African agriculture?
Increasingly severe drought conditions mean Africa is in a race against time to deploy technology to boost resilience.
Increasingly severe drought conditions across Africa are driving efforts to deploy technology aimed at boosting agricultural resilience. The story frames the situation as a race against time to adopt these tools.
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